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Table. 2.

Table. 2.

Perceptions on consumers’ demand for TDR

Question Response N %
Total no. of respondents 208 100.0
Awareness of consumers’ demand for TDR Are you aware of consumers’ demand for TDR? Don’t know at all 50 24.0
Don't Know 67 32.2
Know a little 79 38.0
Know very well 12 5.8
Do you agree with consumers’ demand for TDR? Strongly disagree 18 8.7
Disagree 51 24.5
Agree 107 51.4
Strongly agree 32 15.4
Do you agree that dispensing by an unqualified person is the reason for demanding TDR? Strongly disagree 12 5.8
Disagree 56 26.9
Agree 98 47.1
Strongly agree 42 20.2
Do you agree that dispensing in an unsanitary condition is the reason for demanding TDR? Strongly disagree 16 7.7
Disagree 43 20.7
Agree 101 48.6
Strongly agree 48 23.1
Perception of fundamental solution to consumers’ demand for TDR Is TDR the best way to solve the problem of dispensing by an unqualified person? Yes 65 31.3
No 143 68.7
What is the best way to solve the problem of dispensing by an unqualified person? Strengthening compliance with the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act at individual pharmacist level 23 11.1
Strengthening inspection and self-regulation at the Pharmaceutical Association level 61 29.3
Strengthening inspection and administrative measures at government level 86 41.3
Introduction of pharmacy technician system 36 17.3
Others 2 1.0
Is TDR the best way to solve the problem of dispensing in an unsanitary condition? Yes 108 51.9
No 100 48.1
What is the best way to solve the problem of dispensing in an unsanitary condition? Strengthening maintenance of hygiene at the individual pharmacy level 67 32.2
Strengthening inspection and self-regulation at the Pharmaceutical Association level 66 31.7
Strengthening inspection and regulation at government level 72 34.6
Others 3 1.5

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